A Terrible Guilt
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Narrated by:
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Daniel Byshenk
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By:
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Bob Rothman
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A brisk-paced legal thriller packed with twists, turns, and tension! Cam Torrens, award-winning author of Stable and False Summit
When the owner and the chef of a popular diner in a small north Georgia town are found shot to death shortly before opening early one morning, Joseph Owens, a hot-tempered busboy, quickly becomes the prime suspect. District Attorney Paul Chastain, facing a serious challenge in his bid for reelection, charges Owens with the murders despite pleas from the lead detective for more time to investigate. After a hard-fought trial in which the judge allows the prosecutor to present highly emotional testimony despite the defense lawyer's objections, Owens is convicted and sentenced to death by the jury.
Two Atlanta lawyers, who observed part of the trial, become convinced the prosecution's case is flimsy at best. Shocked by the outcome, they get permission from their firm's managing partner to represent Owens in his final appeal. But as the appeal drags on and costs the firm more and more in lost legal fees, tensions begin to rise. Their involvement has a drastic impact not just on Owens, but on many others involved in the case, as well as on their own lives and careers.
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- Dannisa
- 23-12-2024
Hooked from the start
I needed a change from my favourite murder mysteries so decided to listen to this story. I’m glad I did. The story was very well written and the plot was very interesting. It covered a couple of difficult subjects such as the death penalty and the need for the law to be acted upon with honesty.
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